Just wondering how many bushels you can get off an acre corn and soy beans. My cousins farm in Montana

The quixotic diving critically alert because confirmation coincidently repair failing a neat valley. simple, squealing run

Added 709k subscribers since 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

20K subs...now on to 1 Million....who knew ?🤗

20,000 subscribers in this video... now 712,000 subscribers... You've come a very long way Zach, love your channel and what you do!

And 680K subs later! Let that sink in for a minute..... pretty amazing eh? I Love going back and watching these older videos. But Zach, you’re not aging very good my friend, haha just kidding. I’m 36 trapped in a 46y/o body. I feel your struggle man, being a farmer makes us age horribly. Must be all the dust we have to work in😂

You may think that tie rod end is $30. But if its got any green paint on it at all, it will be $300 when you get the bill for it!

Your Dad has to be a Happy Guy Good Job DAD and JOHN DEERE RULES ! before lunch ! till 8:30 "a day to remember" !those guys down the road are what makes you $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

I wonder when he stopped bagging grain? When I was farming running grain cart I was dumping into bags. Its exactly what Zach said. The bagger unload equipment will work like a charm, IF that bag is perfectly straight, not overfilled or under filled. Basically you had better hope you filled it right on the money. Because its hell if not !

I doubt they could have fixed a red machine that quickly but a red machine wouldn’t have broken in the first place 🤣

Don't worry; we KNOW when your comment is a joker; you get this 'look' in your eyes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

who watching exactly 2 years later

Pretty awesome that got you back up and running that quick, hope you are caught up with the bad luck and the rest of the harvest goes well.

Really congratulation on winning the 1 million thats awesome

I almost bought a deere combine sure glad i bought a new new holland... really you never been in prison

Woohoo....20K subscribers!!! "I didn't expect that". At the time I'm watching this, there's 662K subscribers. I'm guessing you really didn't expect that?

661K subscribers November 1, 2020.

Just found this one on Oct. 12, 2020. You guys have come A LONG way since this video!

Stop buy that Green crap....lol

Can I get one of those axle breaking sensors for my pick up truck????

Shame. Machine that cost more than a house self destructing?.

How does a combine actually work inside.. to strip corn or beans.. which seem quite different?

Y'all are hard workers in Minnesota with these lazy suckers Round Here want them Drive their own combine

the old daysish

Unknown to red power!

Well my dad logged 320 acres timber 1 year to fall timber and 1 year to build rail road and yard cedar trees 12 ' x 40' logs. Salmon fishing 1/4 mile nets x 10 20,000# per day 3 man crew Crab fishing ocean 120 foot boat pots are 120# each 18 hour day. 10,000# crab per day . Good luck farming we have 180 inches rain per year also some days 4 inches per day. Welcome to rain forest of WA

Chinese model: *Jungder 975.

Almost 600k subs now and I still watch the old videos over! You and your family are awesome Zach and I love the podcast too!

Typical Deere you get half as much for twice as much

Awesome, Thanks for sharing

a raw old vlog..... lol damn selfie stick!!

OUCH!

We kind of had some technology back then

This also shows how amazing field mechanics are. That they are able to do a major job like that from a truck is testamount to the skill and ability of these mechanics

I thought your color was red?\

get ride of john deer

You make it look easy

00:09 ow jess

I’m does fly

Breaking 20k in subscribers... wooooo weeee. What if someone said you'd have over 500k subscribers in the spring of 2020....

I think you are the best farmer in the USA

Hay Zach Johnson

I live in western NYS and have always wondered when I see corn still standing after the first snow fall if it looses its nutritional value.

460k subscribers later...

20k you’re almost to 500k now 😂 time flys

It’s crazy to think this was the first vid of yours I watched and now in only 3 years you are almost at 500K subscribers keep up the great work!!!

Hats off to the Deere guys, getting the combine back on all wheels in the cold, out in the field.... Skills!

You have a nice family.

Keep farming

I just re watched this congrats on 20,000 and now your almost at 500,000. Your the best farm channel I have seen keep up the good work I have been watching you since early 2018

‘Thank you guys for 20k subscribers, didn’t expect that when I started this’ now at 436k 😂😂😂

that is badd.. axle is gone.. its realy bad

snow is badd

Come from family of farmers on both my wife and my side. I am not a farmer but I appreciate you showing us how hard all farmers work. You are greatly appreciated for all you do. Thanks for inviting us into your world. Best of luck.

Please put your seatbelt on, thank you 😃

I sure hope you guys are makin' some money!!

As they say nothing runs like a Deere l a m o

Impressive installations and equipment, your whole life have to revolve around this humongous operation. I tip my hat to all of you hard workers from the agricultural industry.

What is going on with the fs19 map is there any update for that or is it already out

My dad has almost 600 acres in Alberta. This show makes me wish i lived out there and learned how to do it. He rents it out to the neighbours.

Hard to believe you’re almost 400,000 two years later

Green breaks like red when overloaded.

What a great channel!

Someone need to invent low voltage heat system for discs

Nice little crane on that repair truck. You guys are 10 years ahead of eastern Europe.

They guy that I do custom hauling for had his axle break loose on his John Deere 9750 just like the one did in the video this harvest.

Great video. You guys are hard-working .. I can't imagine what all your dad's been through he's one tough guy.. Farmer's are number one..💪💪

I can't imagine what your gas and electric bill is every month. Have you considered VFD's for motor controls to cut down on initial amp draw?

corn whiskey belongs in a bottle.. not in our fuel supply. It destroys everyone elses machines so these guys can get rich.

A John Deere in its natural state.... broken. : P

“I’ve never been to prison by the way, either. That was a joke also.” Hahahaa

Holy smokes!

Who’s watching exactly 2 years later? Little snow on the ground in 2017 too!

Oh the joys of farming. I farmed with my family for 27 years of my life. Just north of you up here in Manitoba. Back in '97 it was so wet the grain carts couldn't even get in the fields. I drove the combine up on the side of the ditch and was dumping in a truck that was parked on the side of a road. When I backed up I mistakenly backed the rear tire into a culvert and ripped off the entire axle. Same deal. Crippled in a ditch full with 4 ft of water. What I've learned is that if you can survive grain farming you can survive any other occupation with ease.

Hard working guys great job!

11:30. Awesome

Thats one tough tire.

20,000 subscribers back then, and now less than two years later (October 12, 2019) you have 338,000 subscribers. Congrats on several jobs well done. :)

"Don't Complain about Farmers/Ranchers with your Mouth Full"

I hate to see how much that repair bill would have been!

Hire me on, I want to run some farming equipment. I don't sleep much so I should be ok with the long days and hours.

I can’t even count the times something like that has happened. The only thing you can do is grab the jacks, some wrenches, and a couple of spot lights and go to it. The fact that no one was injured is the important part. There are lots full of combines.

Keep up hard wo

When it's crunch time....jaundice deere will always let you down

Need to put a scanner on it and find the fault code. I keep getting an Id10t on my truck

Basic problem is the axle may look broken ! but a fatigue in bolts "U" bolts what ever is maybe the issue. Being from the UK can also say following your farm and subscribed, love what you's guy's do and are up against along the way. But something is always going to become against your side, Damage and cost is stupid considering the bolts alone only cost coppers $$$, being a commercial mechanic over they years on Trucks and busses, maybe it best to keep older equip on what we called a TRIA annual, every three years strip the beast down and other machinery as much as you can and get rid of these unfortunate happenings that would cost you a days work and expenses from them John Deere guy's. Air bags and springs bolts and nuts were exchanged and replaced as ness to keep old and loved machinery going. PS: love all the vids and the latest with Welker was also a great vid from both sides, watched them both and wish you all the very best with future harvests. Between you and Welker are the only Farmers in op I actually watch. Nice job guy's

You guys are awesome TY for sharing

That is something else, I farm 320 acres in Ontario and I am amazed on what you do and remaining calm for the most part . Great for you and good luck

You've gained almost 300,000 subs in a year! That's incredible and totally deserved. I was wondering how many acres or hectares you guys actually have? And is there a video you've done on 'farming for dummies'? That would be useful for me

Do you have snap chat

I remember back in the day, we ran 7720. In three different instances managed to break each of the final drives. Than one evening our hired man was pulling out of a field cranked the wheel sharp and dropped the rear axle off a 5 foot culvert snapping it in two in the middle of the road. That was a long night getting that out of the road.

How good do the two boards work for closing the end of the bag? I was thinking of using one board and just rolling it up vs what we do now (grab end of bag and twist) but that looks even better. Might have to steal that idea :) ALSO, do you do the same thing on the other end of the bag or just twist and tuck the start end? I have been considering doing the board(s) on the start end as well but was concerned about it holding together. EDIT - Found the unloading video, yes you guys do use boards for the start. Thats a very good setup, i'm going to start doing that for sure now! :)

I am seriously underwhelmed by Green any more and ha e unloaded myself from all their gear by now with the exception of two of their riding lawn mowers. I've gone completely over to Case/IH and the "ownability" factor is reason #1. But c'mon! Breaking the spindle bolts is wrong on all levels. Bad metallurgy? Chinese steel? Undersized? Bad engineering? Bad John Deere! More than likely.....

That jd mechanic knew his trade.

Great save on the combine Midwest

Hats off to the John Deere guys, major task.

Best thing about owning your own farm .... you get to pick which 160 hours a week you want to work.

$8000 normally , I would double that for John Deere , add on emergency call out , and add in a bunch of money for warranty , and managers boat payment

thats farming

Great video. I would never guess axle bolts breaking. Just like working on a drilling rig